Новости за 27.01.2024

The fire, which marks the city's fifth fire fatality this year, was an accident, officials say.

Ocean temperatures, which reached record highs for the sixth straight year, are supercharging weather around the globe.

This year, the district fulfilled its promise to staff at least a half-time librarian at each school.

Many county attorneys have left for the higher pay, but some counties have also raised wages in response.

A $5 billion effort led by the McKnight Foundation to help Black entrepreneurs and families represents a change in thinking.

Republicans plan to introduce legislation to put the final Minnesota state flag design to a public vote.

Take your time and rethink your habits when it comes to financial planning.

Cryptocurrencies are speculations without any intrinsic value.

Diversification continues to be key, as well as watching the Fed's actions. However, remember that the stock market is always looking forward, not back.

At least eight major companies with headquarters in Minnesota have given more than $400,000 to members of Congress who disputed Electoral College results in the last presidential election.

All NFL eyes are on the Detroit Lions, and Frank Ragnow is their rock. What drives his powerful performances? It's a family thing.

After a strong 2023 season, the veteran pitcher already has been named the Opening Day starter by Twins manager Rocco Baldelli.

The former general manager and late beloved coach will be in the Class of 2024.

Stepping in for Mauer was no picnic this week. The crowd probably wished the Cooperstown schedule had played out differently.

Gophers men's basketball coach Ben Johnson said Big Ten officials are getting better at regulating the league's physical play.

A complicated figure at times embroiled in conflicts with the city, labor unions and more, Crockarell — through his real estate development company Madison Equities — owned some of the most recognizable facades in the state capital's skyline.

What drives a home-decor trend like this one is a desire to create a home that feels, well, homey.

Haley shouldn't drop out of the race, but her chances are growing slimmer.

If we're planning to combat climate change, we need to plan for reality. And the reality is we will never see 75% population growth.

Feds didn't ban clever electronic messages. But their recommendation to be cautious is warranted, given what is known and not known about road safety impact.

The Minnesota Democrat, who acknowledges a "steep slope ahead," has focused more on politics than policy while largely being ignored by the national news media.

The witty broadcaster retired in 2019.